crossy1686
career ending
I see you're not familiar with LukakuOnce the dust settles, is this as bad as Kepa vs Sarri ? I don't think so. He just needs to put his head down and work hard which I think he will do.
I see you're not familiar with LukakuOnce the dust settles, is this as bad as Kepa vs Sarri ? I don't think so. He just needs to put his head down and work hard which I think he will do.
Who gives a shit how many languages he can speak when the English that he musters is mostly balderdash.
Sell him to Inter to help them knock the dippers out with an offside goal please.So, whilst trying to be realistic, what should Chelsea do with him?
That number goes up every 5 pages!considering he speaks eight languages, most of them fluently
That number goes up every 5 pages!
According to whom?
Lukaku
I remember he did an interview when he was at United and he said he spoke seven, and he's since learned Italian
Lukaku
I remember he did an interview when he was at United and he said he spoke seven, and he's since learned Italian
Tuchel is a class act, a genuinely great manager and a fine person.Tuchel has handled this situation beautifully in my opinion up to this point. He has avoided throwing his player under the bus while at the same time penalizing him and showing who holds the ultimate authority by dropping him out of the squad. A decision that paid dividends against the scousers
But jeez does he have himself to blame if only a little, there are 2 scenarios here:
A : he specifically authorized his purchase and they gone for him with his blessing , while completely being aware of lukaku's past behavior and him obviously not fitting their style and splashing a record fee on the lad.
Or B : he was forced upon him by the board who wanted a new shinning star to spearhead the team with little to no regard to how he fit the playing style or the team's chemistry which begs the question, why didn't he make this clear to the media that romelu wasn't his choice so when things inevitably go awry he would have this excuse to fall back on.
Also its astonishing that this is the "player" who holds the record for accumulated transfer fees in the history, a player who has in point in his Career ever been considered among the top 5 of his position.
The way he put us at random for signing the new contract. In my opinion one if the worst decisions United board made was awarding him 350k a week contract.De Gea? Why?
Missing sign language because he is world class at it.
Lukaku
I remember he did an interview when he was at United and he said he spoke seven, and he's since learned Italian
And watching Lukaku in the Championship would be a season-long source of lulz.Ring Newcastle. Easiest way out.
You know you're a pretty average footballer when most of the defence of him is going on about his ability to speak different languages.
I genuinely think he was either forced upon him or was a panick buy, but you're right he's seems to be a fine person and has handled it very well so he might still be able to make it workTuchel is a class act, a genuinely great manager and a fine person.
I was surprised why was a manager like him interested in a man child like Lukaku who probably has the worst first touch in entire Europe.
At the core this is the issue. So glad him and Sanchez aren't our problem anymore.Some players don't have shame at all. Club pay over 100 mil for you, give you millions for wages, give you and agent millions in cash for signing and then after few months you say that you are unhappy?? I simply can't understand that. Were you forced with the gun to sign contract?
It is hard to love players these days.
Thunder only happens when its raining.It is hard to love players these days.
Who does he think he is? Ronnie Pickering?
Ronnie PickeringWho?
“This interview shows the weakness of an athlete who after six months gives up, perhaps because he arrived there with the arrogance of someone who doesn’t realise what his real level is,” Di Canio said on his Sky Sport Italia Premier League show
“He won the Scudetto in Italy as a co-protagonist with his other teammates, but he’s no Lionel Messi. Inter would’ve won even without him, if they had Duvan Zapata or someone like that upfront. He is a functional player who did his duty in that team.
“He then went to the Champions of Europe, in the Premier League against sides like Manchester City and Liverpool, where he is just one of many big names. If you arrive at Chelsea and think you’re going to be number one, you are in for a rude awakening!
“Chelsea played much better without Lukaku. He is a fragile player, so he seems to have character, but when he talks like that, the truth is he is very fragile.”
“Lukaku scored an incredible own goal here, it was a disastrous interview that made absolutely everybody unhappy, including himself. As I always said, he’s a big soppy cat more than a panther, he has never been hungry or determined in the big situations,” continued Di Canio.
“I think Chelsea are tearing their hair out with regret over this transfer, especially as they didn’t even really need this player.”